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Exhibition NEVSKI PROSPEKT UNDERGROUND
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Page 3: Exhibition NEVSKI PROSPEKT UNDERGROUND:
Bella Matveeva, Oleg Zaika, Oleg Maslov, "The Party of Free Men" (Oleg Maslov, Oleg Zaika, Alexei Kozin), Viktor Kuznetsov (Gipper Puper), Sergei Bugaev (Afrika), Enver (Enver Baikeev) Gare de l‘état, Nantes 14.10.1991 to 19.10.1991 Opening 15. 10. 1991 |
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Text: Hannelore Fobo 2019 • Pictures: (E-E) Evgenij Kozlov and Hannelore Fobo 1991
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 Bella Matveeva |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Paintings by Bella Matveeva |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Paintings by Bella Matveeva |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Bella Matveeva "Self-Portrait with Eagles", exhibition catalgue, p. 5 |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Fragment of a painting by Bella Matveeva |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Fragment of a painting by Bella Matveeva |
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Oleg Zaika |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Prior to the opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Zaika, Viktor Kuznetsov and Oleg Maslov restauring a work by Oleg Maslov and Alexei Kozin for the exhibition. |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Prior to the opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Maslov restauring his joint painting Alexei Kozin for the exhibition. See picture above. |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Prior to the opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Maslov |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Top: A work by Oleg Maslov and Alexei Kozin (see picture above) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Top: A work by Oleg Maslov, and Alexei Kozin (see picture above) Bottom: a painting by Oleg Zaika, exhibition catalgue, p. 15 On the right wall: Oleg Maslov "Kamasutra", exhibition catalgue, p. 15 |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Two paintings by Oleg Zaika. Top right: Oleg Maslov and Alexei Kozin (see above) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Zaika The painting had been displayed six months earlier at the Planetarium, Leningrad (March 1991), during a joint exhibition of Oleg Maslov and Oleg Zaika. |
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Oleg Maslov |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Maslov, fragment of "Kamasutra", exhibition catalgue, p. 15 |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Maslov, fragment of the right half of "Kamasutra", exhibition catalgue, p. 15 The painting had been displayed six months earlier at the Planetarium, Leningrad (March 1991), during a joint exhibition of Oleg Maslov and Oleg Zaika. |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Fragment of a painting by Oleg Maslov "The Chelyuskins no. 3", 160 x 200 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Fragment of a painting by Oleg Maslov "The Chelyuskins no. 2", 150 x 240 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62) Editor‘s note In 1930s the Soviet Union operated a steamship, built in Denmark in 1933, which was named after Semion Chelyuskin (see the Chelyuskin steamship). It sank in the Chukchi Sea near Kolyuchin Island during an ill-fated attempt to cover the Northern Sea Route. Two months later, the castaways – the so-called "Chelyuskins" – were saved by Soviet pilots. From Wikipedia, English and German pages. |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Oleg Maslov, fragment of a painting from the series "The Chelyuskins ", 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62) |
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The Party of Free Men (Alexei Kozin, Oleg Maslov, Oleg Zaika) |
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![Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Left: НПСМ [Новая партия свободных мужчин] NPSM (The New Party of Free Men). Zaika and Maslov were part of this group, together with Alexei Kozin, who was not present at Nantes. Right: Fragment of Oleg Maslov‘s painting "The Chelyuskins no. 5", 150 x 200 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62)](Nevski-Prospekt-Underground-1991-The-Party-of-New-Men-video-Kozlov.jpg) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Left: НПСМ [Новая партия свободных мужчин] NPSM (The New Party of Free Men). exhibition catalgue, p. 14 Zaika and Maslov were part of this group, together with Alexei Kozin, who was not present at Nantes. Right: Fragment of Oleg Maslov‘s painting "The Chelyuskins no. 5", 150 x 200 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Left: НПСМ [Новая партия свободных мужчин] NPSM (The New Party of Free Men) Right: Fragment of a painting by Oleg Maslov "The Chelyuskins no. 5", 150 x 200 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62) |
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Viktor Kuznetsov (Gipper Puper) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Two paintings by Viktor Kuznetsov aka Gipper Puper |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Two paintings by Viktor Kuznetsov aka Gipper Puper |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Fragment of a painting by Viktor Kuznetsov |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Prior to the opening, 15 October 1991 Viktor Kuznetsov Left: a painting by Necrorealist Serp (Sergey Barikov) |
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Sergei Bugaev (Afrika) |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Sergei Bugaev (Afrika), Fragment of the installation "Donaldestruction" |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Sergei Bugaev (Afrika), Fragment of the installation "Donaldestruction" |
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Enver |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Object by Enver? |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 15 October 1991 Object by Enver? |
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Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Prior to the opening, 15 October 1991 Enver Baikeev (right) |
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![Les Allumées – Nantes/Saint Petersburg, 1991 "Nevski Prospekt Underground." Opening, 16 October 1991 Left: НПСМ [Новая партия свободных мужчин] NPSM (The New Party of Free Men) Right: Fragment of a painting by Oleg Maslov "The Chelyuskins no. 5", 150 x 200 cm, 1988, oil on canvas, (see Jule Reuter "Gegenkunst in Leningrad", 1990, p. 62)](Nevski-Prospekt-Underground-1991-The-Party-of-New-Men-2-video-Kozlov.jpg)
